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People are voting today at 5,757 feet above sea level at Canada's highest federal election polling station.
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Oliver's Black Hills Estate Winery is keeping that boutique look, feel and taste despite now being part of the Andrew Peller Ltd. conglomerate.
A year after marijuana legalization, the town of Peachland is finally ready to unveil its proposed regulations for cannabis stores.
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A West Kelowna luxury home is among the prizes up for grabs in the Vancouver General Hospital-UBC Hospital Foundation lottery.
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Renovation plans for a long-closed waterfront restaurant in Kelowna have been released.
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The Central Okanagan is in a unique place in time.
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Thousands are expected to check out all the sun spot holiday options Saturday at Kelowna International Airport’s Winter Travel Show.
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Preservation of a farmhouse built in 1906, one of the oldest buildings in Rutland, is included in plans for a five-storey mixed-used development.
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It took some extra pruning and white tarps, but, ultimately, orchardist Steve Brown coaxed his apples to a glossy red.
To hire additional staff for the busy Christmas shopping season, Toys R Us is holding recruitment fairs at all 83 of its stores across Canada from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday.
A downtown Kelowna restaurant has plans to expand.
It’s the breakfast of champions on the Italian Riviera.
A long-vacant property at the corner of Springfield Road and Spall Road in Kelowna could get a two-lane car wash.
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Despite a strong September, transaction values in Penticton’s residential real estate market were down 11% through the first three quarters of 2019.
The pace of residential construction in Lake Country is running behind last year’s rate.
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It hasn’t been a grape year for the Okanagan wine industry.
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Accelerate Okanagan didn’t have to look far for its new CEO.
There’s no better time than now to stop by Home Hardware, as every donation made to support breast cancer research at the Kelowna store on Springfield Road will be matched dollar for dollar.
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Quails’ Gate Winery’s 30th-anniversary year is, indeed, turning into a banner one.
Salmon Arm has been added to the Kelowna-Kamloops bus route operated by Ebus.
Bruce Johnson was the first winner of the David Kampe Legacy Award, a new accolade that will be presented posthumously on an annual basis at the Penticton & Wine Country Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards.
Renovation of the Tim Hortons in the check-in area at Kelowna’s airport is complete.
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The list of finalists for this year’s Kelowna Business Excellence Awards is proof marijuana has hit the mainstream and become an economic powerhouse.
Long-term tenants will be moved out of a Lake Country motel before it is boarded up next week, the town of Lake Country says.
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The Okanagan is a unique terroir. It has its own microclimate. It has its own voice, vibe and heartbeat.
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The Daily Courier has announced the appointment of Brent Markus as director of advertising.
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The spot where Dallas Gray stood Wednesday is very different from when he stood there as a high school graduate in 1987.
It’s time for the Fall Okanagan Wine and some Westside wineries have special events.
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Stephanie Goodban has been promoted to the position of general manager of The Daily Courier.
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Developer Ravi Sandhu doesn’t know which building to brag about first.
A luxury car dealership is planned for a narrow piece of farmland between the Okanagan Rail Trail and Highway 97 in Kelowna.
The owner of a controversial Lake Country motel could get more time to comply with a town order to shut down the business.
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His family is out thousands of dollars, but an Alberta man’s trip to Penticton left him with three valuable travel tips: read the fine print, carry valid identification and watch what you say in airports.
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After 15 years without a job, Susan Gauvin is now ready, willing and able to re-enter the workforce.
What wine do you pair with bison rib-eye steak?
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VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Aquarium’s frolicsome Northern sea otters are some of its most popular residents. During Sea Otter Awareness Week — Sept. 21-29 — they’re positively irresistible, the focus of daily feeds and enrichment sessions, family programs, educational talks and even pre-booka…
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Rogers Communications is bringing a call centre and 500 jobs to Kelowna.
A large fruit-packing and processing plant is proposed for Southeast Kelowna.
Penticton’s residential real estate market continued sliding in August.
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There’s a certain choreography to a massive concrete pour.
Prospera and Westminster credit unions are another step closure to a merger.
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There's an audible gasp as H.J. Cha flings open the door of the circular barrel room at Phantom Creek Estates in Oliver.
Prospera and Westminster credit unions are another step closure to a merger.
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Westbank First Nation has a new chief – Christopher Derickson.
Kelowna can learn a lesson or two from Tokyo, Germany, Vienna, Singapore, Chicago, Houston and Montreal.
A workshop for landlords, property managers, rental building managers and resident caretakers will take place Oct. 23 in Vernon and Kelowna.
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After already being closed six weeks over the summer, the latest cutback at the Tolko lumber mill in Armstrong is to slash capacity by 20%.
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